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BBC Arts News
- Aretha Franklin's A Natural Woman: Why the song still moves us, 50 years on August 17, 2018Her 1967 hit (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman continues to unify and empower.
- Strictly Come Dancing: Kate Silverton and Seann Walsh join line-up August 17, 2018Kate Silverton and Seann Walsh become the 10th and 11th celebrity contestants to be confirmed.
- Chuckle Brothers star Barry's funeral held in Rotherham August 17, 2018Roy Chubby Brown, Linda Nolan and Bernie Clifton were among those attending the service.
- Aretha Franklin: Stevie Wonder on last meeting with soul singer August 17, 2018The musician says it was emotional for him to visit Aretha Franklin a few days before she died.
- Stormy Daniels misses Celebrity Big Brother over 'row with producers' August 17, 2018The adult film star had been expected to go into the reality TV house on Thursday.
- Pretty Woman's pretty mixed reviews on Broadway August 17, 2018The romantic comedy hit is now on Broadway but some are calling it a big mistake. Big. Huge.
- Liam Payne overhauls album following Cheryl split August 17, 2018The One Direction singer says some songs on his album "felt from another age".
- Alicia, Beyonce and other global stars who worshipped Aretha Franklin August 17, 2018The world's biggest musical artists have been paying tribute to the legendary Detroit singer.
- Ariana Grande's Sweetener track by track: The stories behind the songs August 17, 2018There is the Manchester bomb, anxiety, internet outrage, female empowerment and Pete Davidson.
- Huntress frontwoman Jill Janus dies at 43 August 17, 2018The California heavy metal band's frontwoman took her own life on Tuesday.
- University Challenge duo Monkman and Seagull get TV show August 17, 2018The ex-University Challenge captains will tour the country on a hunt for hidden gems of British ingenuity.
- How Taylor Swift's fans prepared Greg James for hosting breakfast August 17, 2018The 32-year-old begins hosting the Radio 1 breakfast show from Monday.
- Sheku Kanneh-Mason: Teen cellist wins new Breakthrough music prize August 17, 2018Sheku Kanneh-Mason wins the Breakthrough Award for selling 30,000 copies of his debut album.
- Who's in the Celebrity Big Brother house? August 16, 2018Get to know who's who in this year's edition of Celebrity Big Brother.
- Runrig to say farewell after 45 years August 16, 2018The veteran Scottish rockers are preparing to play their final concerts after 45 years in the music business.
- Aretha Franklin: Tributes to the 'Queen of Soul' August 16, 2018The 'Queen of Soul' has died aged 76 and tributes from friends, musicians and politicians have been pouring in.
- How Aretha became the voice of civil rights August 16, 2018Her songs became the anthems of the civil rights movement, but Aretha Franklin herself was equally involved.
- The last Blockbuster: 'I'm proud that we've survived' August 16, 2018Online streaming has crushed Blockbuster and its last store is a reminder of a not-so-distant past.
- Akram Khan retires from solo dance shows August 16, 2018The dancer and choreographer Akram Khan says he is retiring from solo dance shows to spend more time with his children.
- Scarlett Johansson named the world's best-paid actress August 16, 2018The Black Widow is the current queen of Hollywood, according to Forbes magazine.
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Museum Of Modern Art
- August 17, 2018, 1:30 p.m. - Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)Good Morning, Vietnam 1987. USA. Barry Levinson. 120 min.
- August 17, 2018, 4:00 p.m. - Make Haste to Live (1954)Make Haste to Live 1954. USA. William A. Seiter. 90 min. Introduced by filmmaker Ted Griffin, grandson of William A. Seiter
- August 17, 2018, 7:00 p.m. - Champ for a Day (1953)Champ for a Day 1953. USA. William A. Seiter. 90 min. Introduced by filmmaker Ted Griffin, grandson of William A. Seiter
Smithsonian Museum
- Artisan Master Classes Hope to Draw Travelers Into the Armenian Countryside August 17, 2018A local NGO is working with farmers and craft makers to develop new cultural tourism offerings in Armenia's scenic Gegharkunik region
- A Brief History of the One-Size-Fits-All Tube Sock August 16, 2018Originally marketed as sportswear, the tube sock became a stylish accessory thanks to Farrah Fawcett and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
- Museum Curators Reflect on the Legacy of the Queen of Soul August 16, 2018Aretha Franklin dies at 76; her memory lives on at the Smithsonian in artwork, photographs and other ephemera
- Using Electric Currents to Fool Ourselves Into Tasting Something We're Not August 15, 2018Nimesha Ranasinghe is bringing a new dimension to virtual reality, embedding electric taste simulation technology into utensils
- At 50, “Hey Jude” Still Makes Everything "Better, Better, Better" August 15, 2018The Beatles’ biggest single hit skyrocketed on the charts in August of 1968
- Nut Milks Are Milk, Says Almost Every Culture Across the Globe August 15, 2018Even though the dairy industry may not like it, labeling the juice from almonds and soy beans 'milk' follows centuries of history
- European Printmakers Had No Idea What Colonial American Cities Looked Like, So They Just Made Stuff Up August 14, 2018To satisfy customers hungry for visions of the British colonies, these artists created wildly imaginative and inaccurate scenes
- How to Host Your Own Conversation About the State of the Arts August 14, 2018Arts are a part of every community, so take part in a Second Opinion-style discussion with your peers
- This Los Angeles Grocery Store Has 31,000 Items — and You Can't Eat Any of Them August 13, 2018Browse rows of Butterfingers, ramen packets and "fresh" produce crafted out of felt
- A Theory About Muppet Master Frank Oz August 13, 2018The prodigious puppeteer looks back at his most beloved creations, from Grover to Fozzie Bear
- The Chinese-Born Doctor Who Brought Tofu to America August 13, 2018Yamei Kin was a scientific prodigy who promoted the Chinese art of living to U.S. audiences
- Second Opinion: The State of the Arts Education Resources August 13, 2018For use in the classroom or your community, a list of lesson plans and other teaching materials that use arts to explore science, history math and more
- Playwright Tom Stoppard’s 'Travesties' and the Meaning of Art August 13, 2018Now in revival on Broadway, the Tony-awarded comedy wreaks havoc with art’s pretensions
- Podcast: What It Takes to Paint a Portrait of a First Lady August 10, 2018The artist behind the National Portrait Gallery's painting of Michelle Obama reveals her creative process
- What Does It Mean for Art to Be “Relevant”? August 10, 2018Music critic and National Review writer Jay Nordlinger discusses why it's okay for high art to be unpopular
Digital Arts
- How AI is powering groundbreaking Photoshop and Premiere plugins
- This new tool dramatically improves workflow between designers and developers
- Illustrator Rose Blake gives a kid-friendly update for David Hockney's art guide A History of Pictures
- New Nvidia graphics cards offer 'industry-changing' real-time raytracing on your computer for the first time
- Siggraph 2018's hottest new tech for 3D, animation and VFX
- Say farewell to a summer of sports with these athlete-inspired illustrations from Charlie Davis
- How to do 3D motion capture using the iPhone X camera
- The hazy side to summer is captured in a beautifully serene series from illustrator Cami
- Watch a remastered Spyro the Dragon play again in brand new footage
- These designers have reimagined the 'wheelchair symbol' to include invisible disabilities
- Illustrator Edward Monaghan has turned children's and adult's visions of the future into psychedelic art
- Cinema 4D R20 adds impressive new modelling, materials and rendering features
- Lenovo Smart Display could show the future of Android's UI
- Guillaume Kurkdjian's wonderful animations for Lyft show why brands should trust artists
- Microsoft's packaging design for new XBox Adaptive Controller is as accessible as the product itself
- These bright, bold murals celebrating craft beer are by artists including Timothy Goodman
- A mechanical Apple keyboard is now a reality with the Hexgears X-1
- New Intel Xeon chips add power to small, cheap workstations
- The Best New Illustration and Graphic Design Talent from the D&AD New Blood 2018 group grad show
- Iglooghost's hyper new music video gives a mutant take on Monument Valley
Art News
- Thomas Kovachevich at the National Exemplar, Palermo, Italy
- MoMA Union Reaches Contract Agreement with Museum Management After Protests
- Artist Jamie Sneider Launches Fundraiser to Start Residency Program in Italy
- From the Archives: Louise Nevelson on the Mysteries of Her Work, in 1974
- Morning Links: Queen of Soul Edition
- Antoine Donzeaud in Périgueux, France
- ‘I Wanted to Be the Filament’: Michael Stipe on Relics in His Journal Gallery Show
- Bloomberg Philanthropies Selects Organizations in Washington, D.C., and Pittsburgh for Arts Innovation and Management Program
- The Worcester Art Museum Appoints Marnie Weir as Director of Education and Experience
- The Browser: On John Akomfrah, Adrian Piper, and Two Group Shows About Interconnectivity
- Morning Links: Flute Edition
- Sonia Louise Davis at Rubber Factory, New York
- Clark Art Institute Taps Caroline Fowler as Associate Director of Research and Academic Program
- Hidden Gems: JR on Creating Public Art, His Perrotin Gallery Show, and Why He Wants to Remain Secretive
- MFA Boston Names Three New Curatorial Appointments
- ‘The Best I Can Do Is Just Catch the Right Ideas’: Preview Art21’s Berlin Episode, Featuring Filmmakers Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg
- Morning Links: Puryear to Venice Edition
- Confirmed: Martin Puryear Will Represent United States at 2019 Venice Biennale
- Tania Bruguera, Coco Fusco, More Pen Open Letter Regarding Cuban Decree They Say Limits Artists’ Rights
- Baltimore Museum of Art Hires Three Curators